NOMI NETWORK

We launched our Dallas program in 2021 at the invitation of Dallas County and local

philanthropists. Our goal: support girls ages 13–17 at the Letot Center, a juvenile facility

serving youth transitioning back into the community. We filled a critical service gap—offering

trauma-informed support and workforce development for young people vulnerable to

trafficking.

In 2024, thanks to strong results and trust built with the Dallas County Juvenile Department,

Nomi Network signed a new three-year agreement to continue services at Letot and expand

services to all justice-impacted youth in Dallas County. We also opened a new office near

Love Field Airport to better serve youth across the region.

Today, we work with youth and young adults ages 13–24 from across North Texas—especially

those in foster care, the juvenile justice system, runaway or homeless youth, and those at

high risk for exploitation.

What We Do

Nomi Network helps youth:

• Build self-confidence and personal agency over their lives
• Find safety and emotional support
• Explore education and career pathways

We tailor our approach to each young person’s goals, whether finishing school, finding a job,

accessing needed resources, or building healthy relationships. We also work closely with

parents and caregivers through peer support groups, community events, and referrals to

trusted partners for supportive services.

Our holistic model includes:

• One-on-one case management
• Academic support and re-enrollment in school
• Social and emotional skills training
• Connecting youth with mental and physical health resources through trusted partners
• Exposure to a variety of career paths
• Job readiness and workforce training

Mission: Our mission is to end human trafficking by creating pathways to safe employment, empowering women and girls to break cycles of exploitation in their families and communities. 

Vision: Our vision is a world where every woman can know her full potential.